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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

tUR REST-CoTTAGE-A CLIFTON FAIR
- Tax county. Va, q rooms. partly furnished grass
ana shade three minutes walk derot good l,oard
near; one hour IRON Washington four trans each
way daily Apply TOD. A. 1rLF, 1911 4 II lyls-:It
ISok RENT NEW COTTAGE IN MFIRosf PARK
hyattsk llle, Md. 3 trains daily stop ri statIofl
Com fare o cents. Aprly Ht 42l 9Th 81 nv yIs 80
ISOR Sal ON EASY TERMS-a RARE CHANCE
lot suburban property, fine house with Il rou,,s
eia al mod ihis. one acre with n rne uelf
oi water ON II Corner of lth and Clifton sis merit IN
Mrs MIS- zen Losahs For further information cail al
~ ~ NV tyl6 Nv
I>oR SALE-l00-ACRE FARM TWO Mills PROM
room mouse with necessary outbuildings never been
on market before. price $4,000 n acres viii small
house, same distance. price s99o Also . acres viii
U room house. q Of mile iron Silver Spring. pr1cs
e2ooO Inquire of Agent. Silver Spring or adAre..
yl6-3t ID f. MASoN Sig Nj
toR SALEM sPENCERv1LLE. MONTGOMERY
II county, Md, Store House and dwelling on fo,Ir.
acre lot OF hne fruit and garden; locality healthy.
water excellent; q fair business Address J. A h
SiencerNiile r. o.. Montgomery County, Md yls- 81.
IroR SALE = C&RLIN sPRISGs-A HOME FIR
Il SiVo tlo Ter month. This fine pleasure resort ia
how for sale IN connection with beautiful
of building lots safe and equitable co-operstiye
plan. Circulars and plat at Office of
BAXTER g. MCGOWAN Agents
>.x zoos 1910 ST.
and MATTHEW TRlMBLE ATTORNEY.
Elo-ot GA lsth ST.
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w ArcHEs

That is, at the prices charged the PALArs ROYAL.
LADIES GOLD WATCHES at Gil es, s1a 40, A14.4s,
1898. sls9s: LADIES' SILVER WATCHES, $500
$500. $3.50: BOYS SILVER WATCHES se.es. Bee
samples in Showcase outside the pALAIs ROYAL.
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The Angio-Tur convention concerning Egypt
has come to nothing, and the newspapers and
diPlomstists are now trying to figure out whether
England has gone to great trouble and expense
only 70 be humiliatiDgly beaten In diplomacy BY
Russia, or whether, on the other hand with the
disclosure TO Germany and Austria OF Russian In
1uence in Turkey, and the firm grip with which
Egypt Is now held by England, the effect of a
failure TO make any promises about leaving Egypt
is not 10 Great Britains advantage. But, how
ever England or the English government may be
affected finally by public opinion OF the outcome
OF the matter. IT is not disputed that Sir Henry
Drummond- Wolff, the Trainer of the convention, is
badig discredited
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We are selling style of Shoe for gentlemen called the
Southern Tie" 1t is not exactly low-quarter shoe
nor is it high 1t is light in weight. cool and COM
Portable for hotwesther wear. yet strong enough at
sides and lust high enough support the ankle and
prevent it from turning suddenly. Our price is
THREE TWENTY-FIVE
pair The price is low. but the stock is good and
servieeahle We are frequently asked by who are
III the habit of paying higher prices. for a more ex
Pensve grade OF this SHOE but those sell are the
pest that are made of thi, particular STYLE and we
have but one price, We must
DECLINE TO ACCOMMODATE
them oy charging them more money for another pair
OF same kind They can be accommodated that way
elsewhere, AND We KNOW 1T. but tine inexperienced
and the expert fare exactly slike in our house One
price to ell.
STRAP TIES.
made OF fine quality calf perfect fitting easy to wear
and elegant IN appearance Just the thing for dress
wear In summer time. Our price-the highest and the
lowest-Three Dollars Pair. The same make of Shoe
in
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. BROOKE TEILs ALL THE EVENTS m
N4 LIFE AHbuSnesA 90 pboeltisl. lsa,ss And 80
temen 90 cents each Ave l. sueea betNeeu SihSn1
W. ss$"~ "os~"~s ele-SSs
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sAKS AND COMPANY,

SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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BAXTER & mcgowan.

sfV-ot- INUN-LNIU T St
ISoR SALE - THE WELI.KNOWN Blue GRASS
u stock Farm Swan Meadows" miles from oak
land. Garrett County, Nd, , miles from Deer Park
aud Mountain Lake Park 500 s.rss under fence and
zoo acres of fine oak timber This i udoub,.Ily one
OF the best watered am the state Tia. I,i-
ings consist of n good frame mansion house large
barn, stable carrlase house, tenant house spring
house and other uuibuildlngs Price A., Io fer a,re,
300 cash. balance at the pleasure of purchaser
Viii exchange for suitable city residence
J. = JORDAN
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SruDr Youn IsrrR1sr.

JOHNSON, GARNER 4 CO.,
o36 Pa ave, near 7th sk
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Z. OR RENT-A BROOM BRICK HOUSE WITH
summer kitchen, large back Yard, coal shed mod
imp. Good location. Cars pass the door. 2i7G St
INV. key next door jyl6-3t
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FOR RENT-HOrSES

and Gordon ave. Cbet r and a. pa and
81 81. ne rooms. &c.. go. per month. se25
s Tn t. r ESS%' a iR @,. 1883
ISL Isl Msa SSf f hss ST. Do Do &C. O. gSS
1927 st, completely furnished
y7-ew pi ~,
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For all that any one knows the bravery of rail
way fireman In Northern New York WAS all that
stood between the President and terrible Casualty
on saturday. His chief, who either was thrown
out Of the locomotive-cab, or jumped to save him
self, was dead, and this young man had the re-
sponsibity for the safety Of the whole Presiden-
ual party on his shoulders alone His effort to get
back TO the passenger car was the fruit OF star
tied impulse: and when his senses returned to
him, and he realized that the first thing to do was
TO shut on steam. it required double courage to
climb back into the scadng cloud and do his duty.
The Presidents sole recorded remark, that the fire.
man must be plucky fellow, was true enough,
but the occasion would admit OF even a longer
and stronger commentary
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

NOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-THE ENTIRE
L third floor of 1919 + st, adjoining Sun Building.
from July lst. Apply W. RILEY DEEBLE. je20-lm
NOR RENT-TwO NICE OFFICE ROOMS LOWER
hoor, go st. NV. after July l. 1887, at $50 per
month, by the year. VIII paper and paint and thor
ouEhly renOvate rooms.
JOHN Z. BEAII. & CO.
1eT-3m 1921 at. ny
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V-NoR RENT-OR LEASE-FURNISHEl-A HAND
some Country Seat, y miles from city, near SOD
Qlefs Home and Railway station, twelve fSOns beside
bath ROOM PANTRY cellar. and closets furnace o-n
hrepaces. file shade and water graIe vineyard and
other fruits abundance vegetables carriage
horses, COW and chickens; very reasonable 10 rlui.
lsrty Tor one or more years. Address Box 100 star
olnce tylS-.3fs
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LNOR RENT-WORKSHOP AND OFFICE FOR
4 builder, carpenter, painter, other business;
formerly occupied by Mr. F. W. Pilling. of g.3
St. between 9th and 10th SITS and sidewalk
Inquire at sre6 Louisiana ave. telU-2m
lrOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE WRITING"
Il Machines rented at - per month and sold on
monthly payments
my 4-:sm 'CALIGRAPH OFFICE" e33 F st.n.w.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22
Chandler Plays the Same Old
Game,

We must congratulate Senator
Chandler on passage of his resolution
ut the recent Republican Convention.
1t is part as follows:--
Resolved That we denounce any unlawful
attempt to suppress colored Knights of Labor
by murder as a crime dlsgraceful to civilization
Now, If the Senator will frame an
other resolution, to be adopted az the
National Republican Convention, that
the conduct Of Bluebeard toward his
numerous wives is unbecoming u
Christian and gentleman, and
should be discountenanced by the
party OF great moral ideas, he will lay
us under eternal obligations.
BY the way, il SenStor Chandler had
condeScended to mention few instan-
ces to illustrate his resolution the pub.
lie would be better satisfied. Perhaps,
however, he couldn't recall them. ".
Y, Herald.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

Yes, there is quite difference be-
tween the republicans and the demo
Gratis on the tariff question.
The republicans would take the tax
of of whisky, beer and tobacco and
let the matter rest there for the pres
ent.
The democrats would take the tax
of of fuel, that the people may have
more comfortable shelter, and off of
raw wool for two reasons--first, that
the poor man may have warmer and
cheaper clothing, and second, because
Tree wool will start scores OF mills that
are now shut down and give employ.
ment and good wages to Thousands Of
workmen.
Now, these are the facts in nut
shell, and you will simply wear your
shoes out il you kick against them
n. y. Herald.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22
Graded schools.

Considerable interest has been man.
Tested the past week on the schoo
question. Prof. Frank Smith, the
best school man in the State and the
Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
was in the city Friday and Saturday
and met the citizens at public meet
ing, on both nights and made inter.
psting talks. Speeches were also
made by Gov. Taylor, Hon. A. A. Tay.
.or and several other citizens in favor
oil establishing a system Of public
graded schools. Nothing WAS said
in opposition by any one. The mayor
has call.d a meeting of the city coun-
ell to meet in few days to elect u
Board of Education and take Ott err ne
cessary steps in the matter if they see
proper. They can hardly refuse t. d.
80 If they have any regard for the pub
lie sentiment. 1t is unanimous in
favor of establishing graded schools
Prof. Smith has signified his willing,
ness to make his home here and take
charge Of the school, and, judging from
his past work, especially at Jackson
Tenn, we do not hesitate to say there
is no better teacher or dsciplinariar
in the State, and johnson City canno,
afford to lose the opportunity OF secur
ing such a man.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

The New York Herald quotes this
from the Republican National plat
form OF 1884: "The Republican par
ty pledges itself to correct the Unequal
tiles OF the tariff and to reduce the
surplus 4 by such methods as will
relieve the taxpayer without injuring
the laborer or the great productive in
terests of the country"
But that is not half so good as the
fourth plank from the Republican
National platform Of 1868, adopted at
the convention which first nominated
General Grant to the Presidency:
at 10 due to the labor Of the nation
that taxation should be equalized and
reduced as rapidly an the Nationa
faith will permit"
What did this mean? Labor" haC
certainly no interest in taking the
taxes from either whisky Or tobacco
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

In the Senate that notorious cham
pion of fraud, and vote-stealer, "BiIl"
Chandler, has presented an indictment
against four sovereign Ststes-South
Carolina, Florida, Mississippi and Lou
isiana-proposing to regulate their
Congressional elections, through the
medium OF Federal Intervention.
Chambers idea of regulating elections
was exemplified by the Republican
rape Of the electoral votes of three OF
these same States in the canvass of
1876 II, and Bill realizes that the sup
port of these commodities is neces
Sary for Republican success next year
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

The work of reading Editor Medill
out of the Republican party for his in
dorsemsnt of Cleveand's message goes
bravely on. AS yet, however, it hasn't
been remarkably successful. Mr.. Me-
dill thinks that it isn't a political
crime to indorse what his party de-
manded three years ago, and he says
so with charming frankness, The ia
dications indicate that he isn't far
wrong.-P Times.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22
g. Il q. NJ. Il. IL. Paid For.

Speaking Of the consolidation Of the
Georgia and Carolina Midland road
with the Three C's Col. Urguheart said
To Marion, Bugie repre- sentative that
Three the C's Company paid the $780, 900
last week and nnW own the G. 4 G. Nj.
road that their reason fornot paying
The monev before WAS because some leg
islatinn WAS necessary in South CARROLL
na to- perfect the title to the Georgia
and Carolina Midland road As soon
rs good title was obtainahe the
money was paid and the trade con
summated, sothat now the Georgia and
Carolina Midland is branch of the 8
Ga, and under the same management.
Asto the lah"rers employed in the
work nf construction, he said the com
pany had nothing to do with them.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

The Sunday Schools of the various
churches ct the city have decided on
their Christmas entertainments as
follows;
The NJ. Z. Church, South, will hav..
Christmas trees Saturday night at the
church.
The NJ f. Church will have 3 tree
and arch at the church Saturday after
noon.
The Presbyterians will have their
entertainment at Jobe's Opera House
saturday night.
The Baptist Sunday School will dis
tribute the presents to their scholars
in the classes Sunday morning.
The Christian school will have &
tree at the church Friday night.
No one will regret that so many o
the entertainments are on the same
night ltwilIprevent over-crowdinl
ut any OF the churches.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

Painless Childbirth, a new book by
DR.. John II, Dye, one of New York's
most skillful physicians, shows that
pain is not necessary in Childbirth,
but results from causes easily under
stood and overcome. 1t clearly provee
that any woman may become a moth
er without suffering any pain what.
ever ltalso tells how to overcome
and prevent morning sickness, swrllpr
limbs, and all other evils attending
pregnancy. IIis reliable and hight
endorsed 10y physicians every where as
the wile's trne private c"mpania,
Cut this out it will save yon grrat
pain, and possibly your life, Send two
cent stamp for descriptive circulars,
testimonials, and confidential letter
sent in sealed envelope Address
Frank Thomas & Co., Publishers, Bal
timore, Maryland 1S9 202
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

The steel cruiser Chicago was sub
jected to the contract trial for horse.
power on Long Island so'nd, and it
appears that her performance exceed
ed all expectations. Beginning at
9 80, the engines were kept at full
speed for six consecutive hours with
out accident of any kind. The mean
revolutions per minute were 691a, and
the horsepower exceeded that called
for in the contract.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22
Hampton Notes.
HAMPTON, TENN DEC. 10.

Al AN AONt I'm ) DECs lCt
ED COMET II will try to give the
readers Of the COMET n few lines this
week and would like to hear from 9th
er towns along tins line OF road The
free school, with Prof. j. A.. Jones,
teacher closed successful term las,
Friday night. Appropriate commence
ment exercises were enjoyed by n
large crowd. J. W. Williams will
open a subscription school the frsI
Monday in January 1888. Mr. G. c,
Collins and Mr.. Finney, of Elizabeth
ton addressed large crowd Of our peo'
pie on the railroad question last Sat.
saturday night. The holidays are
upon us and the children are an xious.
ly looking for old Santa Claus and
think he will visit Hampton this year
was in Johnson City few days ago
and found the merchants there art
well supplied with candy, toys, &c, 81
| if Santa Claus leaves all OF his pres
ents in the mountains here he can
lay in new supply in Johnson City.
will see you later.
MOUNTAIN BOOMER.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

The Republicans are trying to make
a point against the Democratic party
by making sneering remarks at epr
navy and in doing so admit their in
efficiency in the management Of Ma
tional affairs and National deienses,
for it will be remembered they had alb
solute and uninterrupted control Of
this Government for twenty.fOur years
and turned over to the Democrats u
few rotten old tubs as the Navy. Sec.
rotary Whitney has given us quite a
formidable navy in comparison.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

Mr.. James Boyle, 0f the Cine innati
Commercial Gasette, remarked yrster-
day in Chickering Hall that "Cleve
lands goose is cooked" That is hard.
ly true as yet, for the gentleman re.
ferred to is OF the other side Of the
Atlantic, and has recently been prAc-
ticing his native step in gymnasium
He will be cooked next year, however
dome brown, in fact--and Mr.. Boyle
anticipates the event by few month,
only.-N Y Herald.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

The newspapers have already COM
menced to agitate the question as to
who will be the Democratic nominee
for Governor next year. With very
few exceptions the almost unanimous
opinion ia that Governor Taylor will
be his own successor The usage and
custom OF the party has been to re
nominate, and there 10 certainly no
good reason why the time honored
tradition should be broken in this
case. True it is, that considerable OPP.
position WAS manifested toward Gov
ernor Taylor last winter by those who
misconstrUed his message to the leg,
islature into an enforcement OF the
Blair bill. Some even went 90 far as
charge him with having gone back on
the Democratic party. But with cool
ing time and proper understanding
and appreciation OF what the message
really did mean, nearly all opposition
has died out. And why would Boo
Taylor go back on the Democratic
party2 The better part of his life has
been spent in the service of Democ-
racy, and in the support Of it's princi,
Piles he has never for one moment fall.
tered or tagged He has been tried
by fire and has come forth without
even the smell OF radicalism on his
garments. Many times he has heard
the summons Robert come to judg-
ment," but the only accusations his
enemies have required him to answer,
were for his unflinching Democracy.
And Democrats who know OF him and
who have heard his voice in every
campaign for the past ten years, have
no idea Of setting him aside next year.
Yes, Bob Taylor will be renominated
and reelected, and 1883 win be a glo.
rious year Tor Democratic harmony
and Democratic victory.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

Mrs. Cleveland's courteous note to q
celebrated italian maker OF mosaic
jewelry, declining to receive present
ola jeweled casket, is in keeping with
the proprieties of the situation. 1t is
not the first instance OF the kind in
her brief experience al the mistress OF
tie Executive Mansion, and its perfect
propriety cannot be questioned.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

The Issue will not add any strength
to the Prohibition party by its whole.
sale at tacks on Democrats. There
are thousands of men in Tennessee,
who voted for the Prohibition amend.
ment last September, who prefer the
supremacy of the Democratic party to
the establishment of prohibition.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22
Your Attention.

During the holidays a representa-
tives Of the COMET will call upon ev.
cry subscriber in the city for the
amount of their subscriptions. We
trust you will be prepared to meet him
promptly. AL other accounts on our
books must be squared on the LIST Of
January.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

All accounts OF the New York Con-
vention Of Republican clubs agree
that majority Of the delegates we're
"red hot" with enthusiasm for one
Jas. G. Blaine. Every time the Plum.
cd knight was mentioned the Con-
vention, according to report, went
wild. And still they say the Presi-
Dental question was not thought of in
connection with the Convention
CincinnGtti Enquirer.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

Because the Chicago Tribune was
fearless enough to speak out for the
right and for what the republican par.
ty is pledged in its platforms to do and
because this happens to conform with
the Presidents message the "lesser
lights" claim that good paper has
gone wrong.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22

Gov. Robert l.. Taylor will lecture
at Messy Greek Baptist Church Tues
day evening, December 27, 1887
Our Bob" never fails to attract Il
large audience. Come one, come all,
and hear him, whether you want him
to be governor or not.--MOsSy Creek
Visitor.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22
A Nice Order.

The johnson City foundry and Ma
chine Works are now at work on an
other for six or seven car loads al
bridge castings for the C. C. & C. R.
r. They are also at work on an or
der from the Bertha Zine Co, Pulaski
City, Va, for two or three car loads Of
car wheels and axles.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-12-22
officers Elected.

The following officers were elected
last Wednesday night, at the K. Of H.,
for the ensuing term J. w. Crumley,
D.; W. S. Mitchell, Vice D ;J. J. Ford,
Asst D.. J. E. Wade, Reporter; c. S
Earnest, Financial Reporter; Will
Harr, Chaplain; K j. Lusk, Guide j
NJ. Range, Guard; w. Hodges, Senti
mel.
RoBT BURRow, !
n. I. WIMIAMs,} Trustees.
3 IL PoUDER.